>https://youtu.be/VLu-9RA4-9c?si=kBxsANOlWpm_oGZy>"For the third season, I thought, alright, well, we've got 20 episodes. We probably should be done," Tartakovsky told the CCXP crowd. "I hope everyone's seen it! We killed off Spear, and I wanted to make Primal an anthology show. Still, it says Primal, but then it would be 'Creation' or something, a different heading. So I started to draw, and the first idea was of this orange alien girl and a blue man. They were born, kind of like Adam and Eve, and they struggle and they fight different creatures. It kind of felt just not right.">"And so it wasn't working," he continued in reference to the orange girl and blue man. "And I'm like, 'Oh, maybe more alien, kind of insectoid things.' And that wasn't working. Then I had this idea about a cute creature who has to survive. I was like, 'That's kind of neat.' But then it felt very cute, and I don't know what makes this adult. So I had all these questions. And is it too far away from Primal, right? So you could see me developing it and I was kind of interested in it, and then it just didn't feel right. I didn't feel right about it.">The bottom line? The creator of Spear missed... Spear.>"And then I felt sad that Spear was gone," chuckled the animator. "And I was like, what did I do? I spent 20 episodes trying to get an audience and trying to have everybody love Spear and Fang. And then I ended it.">"So I realized, oh no, maybe I made a mistake. And I was like, what am I going to do?" said Tartakovsky. "And then it hit me. We're going to make Spear a zombie!"https://www.ign.com/articles/an-orange-alien-girl-a-blue-man-and-a-cute-creature-primals-creator-reveals-the-aborted-season-3-ideas-he-had-for-an-anthology-version-of-the-series
